School Homecoming Marred by Violence At Two High Schools
The Sun reports a minority from Robert E. Lee and Ross Sterling high schools with outsiders caused violence and property damage during homecoming festivities. Several arrests were made for carrying prohibited weapons assault and driving while intoxicated while most students behaved well. Officials foresee tougher measures and a reassessment of rivalry risks for 1974.
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Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
the Sun
Western European Press Attacks Pro-Arab Declaration
Western European newspapers denounced the nine Foreign Ministers of the European Common Market for backing an anti Arab stance against oil blackmail. Outcry labeled the move appeasement with critics likening it to Munich and citing Holland as a target.
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Holland
Munich
Gazet van Antwerpen
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
L’express
Israel
L’aurore
Paris
Europe
Times of
London
British
Financial Times
50 Mile Per Hour Truck Speed Rule Draws Business Fire
Ernest Cuneo reports that business leaders argue reducing truck speed from 55 to 40 mph wastes energy and raises costs. They warn a 20 percent slower delivery needs 20 percent more trucks, risks inflation, and delays mail and freight, citing New Jersey Turnpike data and nationwide trucking figures.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Turnpike
Dear Dr Lamb on claustrophobia and phobias explained
The doctor explains claustrophobia as a manifestation of anxiety tied to childhood fears. A case like Hans is used to illustrate underlying dynamics. Tranquilizers may offer temporary help, but professional therapy is usually needed to uncover and address the true fear and achieve lasting relief.
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DR. Lamb
Hawaii
Sonreyta
Freud
Hans
National Council urges mandatory gasoline and fuel rationing
Washington reports the National Petroleum Council calls coupon rationing of gasoline and home and commercial fuel oil to meet an emergency oil shortage. It argues voluntary controls will not close the gap and urges a World War II style coupon system now.
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National Petroleum Council
Council
Committee On
U.S
Middle East
The Waiting Room for Missing in Action Israeli Soldiers
In Tel Aviv at 68 Ibn Gavriol Street distraught families gather daily to view televised and printed photos of missing soldiers and POWs. Mothers plead for repeats of fuzzy images while families cling to hope that their loved ones survive, awaiting confirmation or return.
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Israel
Ibn Gavirol St
Israel Defense Forces
Ibn Gavrrol
Syria
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